Sentence examples for its descent in from inspiring English sources

If MySpace wants to slow its descent in the traffic race with Facebook, it seems like exclusive single releases like this are a solid way to go.

When a word is borrowed, its etymology may be traced through its descent in its original language.

As an example, the payload fairing half is considered, the conditions for its descent in dense layers of the atmosphere are calculated.

That is when the plane fell to the ground, clipping the roof of the Revival Outreach Ministries church on Hillside Avenue before finishing its descent in front of a home at 113 Clarendon Drive, officials said.

Somewhere under the concrete, the tower blocks, the monorails and the overpasses, lie other versions of Japan: the culmination of thousands of years of island history, presided over by an imperial family that still traces its descent in an unbroken lineage from the sun god, Amaterasu.

In comparison, the March 22 (M22) curves appear to rise slightly until 1900 LST, before beginning its descent in altitude with time.

One possible cause of the weaker employment growth in the northern regions is that they remain far more reliant on manufacturing, where output is still below the levels reached before the economy started its descent into recession in early 2008.

Federal regulations require that lithium-ion batteries be clearly marked with warnings when they are shipped in bulk on airplanes, and various agencies are considering more stringent regulations after a fire that was detected as a United Parcel Service cargo plane began its descent into Philadelphia in February.

Ryan Muno, a 25-year-old flight instructor, was giving flying lessons to a 35-year-old student when the plane's engine lost power on its descent into Gillespie Field Airport in El Cajon, the Union-Tribune reported.

A year after neighbouring Syria began its descent into civil war in 2011, deadly clashes between Sunni Muslims and Alawites in Tripoli and Beirut raised fears that the conflict was beginning to spill over the border and that Lebanon's already fragile political truce could once more collapse into sectarian strife.

When America began its descent into civil war in January 1861, much of the British press and political opinion favoured the secession of the southern slave states.